Network Norfolk : Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney

Diverse in Culture, Nation, Race

The County Ecumenical Officer reflects on a hymn about human difference, reconciliation and belonging, and why its words speak so powerfully to the search for Christian unity

The Conversations That Keep Churches Talking

What the Malines Conversations can teach all Christians about encounter, recognition and the patient work of Christian unity

Christianity is a Faith of Companionship

The County Ecumenical Officer draws on a recent Christian Art reflection to consider what it might teach us about the ecumenical journey

Latest from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland

The latest newsletter from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) brings together news, resources and events from across the ecumenical life of the churches in Britain and Ireland

Bossey at 80: A Living Laboratory of Ecumenism

The World Council of Churches’ Ecumenical Institute celebrates eight decades of living, learning and praying together

Becoming Neighbour

A Shared Christian Vocation

When the Cross Is Wrapped in the Flag

Christian nationalism and the search for a better patriotism, by the County Ecumenical Officer for Norfolk and Waveney

Walking the Gospel together in North Norfolk

An annual North Norfolk pilgrimage follows St Mark’s Gospel from Walsingham to Wells, visiting churches of different Christian traditions along the way. Ian Watson reports.

Encouragement and Hope in Gorleston

The County Ecumenical Officer visits and discusses unity with Churches in the Community in the east of the county

When Another Christian Cannot See the Point

The County Ecumenical Officer on a conversation about church buildings, and what it asks of us when another tradition cannot see what we see

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